Detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in a home in Santa Ana Saturday evening. According to the SAPD, officers responded to a call at 6:46 p.m. […]
Detectives investigate death
OC Tribune Staff
New Year’s Eve murder-suicide
What police believe to be a murder-suicide was discovered Thursday – New Year’s Eve – in Anaheim. According to the APD, the incident took place at a home in the 3000 block […]
No good news on New Year’s Day
The first day of the new year didn’t have much good news for 2021 for Orange County and coronavirus. According to the county health care agency, the tally of new cases was […]
“Ma Rainey” sheds light on us
By Jim Tortolano History and culture are never as simple as some may believe. The nuances of relationships between the sexes, races and regions can be lost in the fog of […]
Cooking mishap leads to fire
A cooking accident is being blamed for a residential fire in Garden Grove Friday afternoon. According to the Orange County Fire Authority, the blaze in the 10000 block of Russell Avenue (east […]
Congress overrides Trump veto
Congress on Friday easily overrode the veto by President Donald Trump of a military spending bill. In an unusual New Year’s Day session, the House of Representatives voted 322-87 in favor of […]
HBUHSD back to distance classes
Campuses in the Huntington Beach Union High School District will go to “100 percent” distance learning starting on Jan. 4 and continuing through the end of the semester on Jan. 29. The […]
Help is sought in assault case
Westminster police are asking the public’s help in gathering information about an assault that happened earlier this month at a restaurant and lounge. According to the WPD, the incident took place on […]
A grim year finally winds up
Here’s the third and final part of The Tribune’s look back at 2020. Oh, and Happy New Year to all of you. September: Fall arrives, wild fires, fiery debate The number of […]
Year-end numbers are mixed
Note to readers: According to the Orange County Health Care Agency, Wednesday’s statistics on the coronavirus covered a 30-hour period rather than the usual 24-hour span. Therefore, Thursday’s (today) numbers are significantly […]
